Sloane shadow ministry

Sloane shadow ministry

Shadow cabinet of New South Wales
Kellie Sloane
Date formed21 November 2025
People and organisations
Opposition LeaderKellie Sloane
Deputy Opposition LeadersJustin Clancy
Sarah Mitchell
Member partiesLiberal–National coalition
Status in legislatureOpposition
History
Election2023
Legislature term58th
PredecessorSpeakman shadow ministry

The shadow ministry of Kellie Sloane is the shadow cabinet of New South Wales since November 2025, serving in opposition to the Minns government. The shadow ministry is the Opposition's alternative to the Minns ministry. It was formed following the 2025 New South Wales Liberal Party leadership election where Kellie Sloane was elected leader of the New South Wales Liberal Party and Leader of the Opposition.[1][2]

Current arrangement

The current arrangement of the shadow ministry was announced on 6 January 2026.[3] This arrangement was intended to be announced before Christmas 2025, but the announcement was delayed due to the Bondi Beach shooting.[4]

Among the new shadow ministers was Monica Tudehope, who joined her father Damien in the shadow ministry. The previous party leader, Mark Speakman, was also returned to the shadow ministry.

Colour key

(for political parties)

  Liberal
  National

Shadow cabinet

Portrait Shadow Minister Portfolio Party Electorate
Kellie Sloane Liberal Vaucluse
(2023–)
Gurmesh Singh National Coffs Harbour
(2019–)
Hon Natalie Ward Liberal Legislative Council
(2017–)
Hon Kevin Anderson National Tamworth
(2011–)
Hon Damien Tudehope Liberal Epping
(2015–2019)
Legislative Council
(2019–)
Hon Sarah Mitchell National Legislative Council
(2011–)
Robyn Preston Liberal Hawkesbury
(2019–)
Alister Henskens Liberal Ku-ring-gai

(2015–2023)

Wahroonga (2023–)

Hon Natasha Maclaren-Jones Liberal Legislative Council

(2011–2023, 2023–)

Hon Scott Farlow Liberal Legislative Council

(2023–)

Hon Mark Speakman Liberal Cronulla

(2011–)

Hon Paul Toole National Bathurst

(2011–)

James Griffin Liberal Manly

(2017–)

Mark Coure Liberal Oatley

(2011–)

Eleni Petinos Liberal Miranda

(2015–)

Justin Clancy Liberal Albury

(2019–)

Steph Cooke National Cootamundra

(2017–)

Tim James Liberal Willoughby

(2022–)

Hon Aileen MacDonald Liberal Legislative Council

(2022–)

Hon Natasha Maclaren-Jones Liberal Legislative Council

(2023–)

Dave Layzell National Upper Hunter

(2021–)

Hon Chris Rath Liberal Legislative Council

(2022–)

Felicity Wilson Liberal North Shore

(2017–)

Geoff Provest National Tweed

(2007–)

Adam Crouch Liberal Terrigal

(2015–)

Hon Anthony Roberts Liberal Lane Cove

(2003–)

Hon Eleni Petinos Liberal Miranda

(2015–)

Monica Tudehope Liberal Epping

(2024–)

Tanya Thompson National Myall Lakes

(2023–)

James Wallace Liberal Hornsby

(2024–)

Hon Jacqui Munro Liberal Legislative Council

(2023–)

Brendan Moylan National Northern Tablelands

(2024–)

Interim arrangement

Between November 2025 and January 2026 on an interim basis, the shadow ministry was unchanged from the previous Speakman shadow ministry, with the exception of Speakman being in the backbench and Sloane being the opposition leader (in addition to her role as shadow health minister).

References

  1. ^ "New NSW opposition leader says 'we are ready for a fight'". ABC News. 20 November 2025. Retrieved 21 November 2025.
  2. ^ Smith, Alexandra (21 November 2025). "'I'm ready for the fight': Kellie Sloane reveals her vision for NSW". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 21 November 2025.
  3. ^ "NSW Liberals and Nationals Unveil Government Ready Shadow Ministry". NSW Liberal Party. 6 January 2026. Retrieved 13 January 2026.
  4. ^ "NSW Liberal leader Kellie Sloane announces new shadow cabinet". ABC News. 6 January 2026. Retrieved 13 January 2026.
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